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Take time out to indulge in unspoilt East Africa, from Kenya's fertile highlands to the Maasai Mara's Great Migration-filled plains. Stop by Lake Nakuru and travel across the vast plains of the Great Rift Valley before heading across the border to Tanzania. Set your sights on the exquisite Serengeti scenery and the wildlife-filled Ngorongoro Crater and finally end your spectacular trip at the Tarangire National Park, known for its spectacular elephants.
The gateway to Kenya is its capital city, Nairobi. As the transportation hub of the country, the city’s airports, roads, trains, and bus stations are responsible for ferrying guests to the aquamarine waters of the coastline,...
The gateway to Kenya is its capital city, Nairobi. As the transportation hub of the country, the city’s airports, roads, trains, and bus stations are responsible for ferrying guests to the aquamarine waters of the coastline, the expansive Rift Valley Lake region, and wide open savannahs of the Maasai Mara or the verdant landscapes in the central highlands. The Kenyan capital is, however, well worth exploring in its own right. The continent’s largest and second-largest mountains, Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya, are visible from the city on a clear day. Just west of the city, Karen Blixen’s legendary Ngong Hills rest against the landscape. Her home in Nairobi has since...
See More NairobiFeeding an endangered Rothschild’s giraffe through your window does not happen just anywhere, but at Giraffe Manor on the outskirts of Nairobi, this is an everyday occurrence. A legendary establishment, this boutique hotel offers guests a unique experience in surroundings that embody the true romance of East Africa.
It would be fitting to begin your journey through East Africa in one of its most progressive cities and at one of its largest hotels. Safari Park Hotel & Casino offers up a dizzying array of pastimes and accommodation options, ensuring you’ll never be bored during your stay in Kenya’s capital city.
The perfect start and end to your Kenyan vacation awaits at The Emakoko. Surrounded by nature but in easy proximity to Nairobi and its airports, this family-run lodge allows traveller's to be far from the city's bustle without being too far.
The Maasai Mara National Reserve is undoubtedly Kenya’s most notable and revered reserve. Its sheer size—extending to and eventually joining Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park—and stringent anti-poaching systems have made...
The Maasai Mara National Reserve is undoubtedly Kenya’s most notable and revered reserve. Its sheer size—extending to and eventually joining Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park—and stringent anti-poaching systems have made it famous for its remarkable populations of lion, cheetah, and leopard. It is also celebrated for being one of the stomping grounds of the Great Wildebeest Migration.
See More Maasai Mara National ReserveGood food, friendly staff and comfortable, no-nonsense accommodation is the hallmark of Sopa Lodges throughout East Africa. With its range of accommodation suitable for couples, families and honeymooners, Masai Mara Sopa Lodge aims to impress. Captivating views over the reserve and a warm, welcoming ambiance will win see many happy returns.
Sustainable and stylish living awaits at Sand River Masai Mara in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Bear witness to the Great Migration before retiring to your private Canvas Suites designed to reflect the heyday of a 1920s African safari. Sand River is dedicated to aiding in the conservation effort to preserve this magnificent part of the continent.
As one of only five camps in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, Mara Plains Camp offers intimate and unrivalled access to this low-vehicle density tourism land bordering the Maasai Mara Game Reserve. Luxurious elegance radiates from every inch of the East Africa-influenced architecture of this striking camp.
Part of the Rift Valley soda lakes, Lake Nakuru may often seem pink in colour as thousands upon thousands of flamingos forage for succulent treats, while black and white rhinos plod along the shoreline. Keep an eye out for...
Part of the Rift Valley soda lakes, Lake Nakuru may often seem pink in colour as thousands upon thousands of flamingos forage for succulent treats, while black and white rhinos plod along the shoreline. Keep an eye out for hefty pythons that have been known to slink across the road as they make their way to and from the woodlands surrounding the lake. Lake Nakuru National Park is best explored by safari vehicle on daily drives, where visitors can scan the savannah for all signs of life. The resident big cats of Nakuru—the lion, the cheetah, and the leopard—are known to keep an ever-watchful eye on the shoreline for potential meals, while the gangly giraffes bring...
See More Lake NakuruLake Nakuru Lodge is the perfect destination for bird lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. If you would like to experience the magnificence of the birdlife on the soda lakes in Kenya or are interested in the re-introduction of the black and white rhino and Rothschild giraffe to this area, this is the place to be.
Lake Nakuru’s watery surface seasonally turns a startling shade of pink, as up to a million flamingos flock to the area to breed. While the park is known for flamingos and densely populated wetlands—it is also home to the likes of lion, leopard, and hippo that can be spotted on daily safaris offered by Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge.
Set on the banks of Lake Nakuru, home to over 400 species of birdlife, Sarova Lion Hill Lodge is a birder’s paradise. Offering game drives and natures walks, you’ll have ample opportunity to discover the wonders of the lake and reserve – especially its magnificent population of flamingos and pelicans!
Arid earth extending as far as the eye can see and vibrant oases of swamps teeming with life form the 40,000ha Amboseli National Park. In the distance, Mount Kilimanjaro’s expansive base culminates in its snow-covered peaks...
Arid earth extending as far as the eye can see and vibrant oases of swamps teeming with life form the 40,000ha Amboseli National Park. In the distance, Mount Kilimanjaro’s expansive base culminates in its snow-covered peaks seen rising from the earth across the border. The dry months’ bare vegetation offers the perfect environment for relatively unobstructed views of the park’s inhabitants. Guests can stay in any of the luxury lodges in Amboseli while they explore the tracks that stretch out across the plains of the park. While an array of large game and a list of over 300 bird species populate the park, getting close to herds of free-ranging elephants is...
See More Amboseli National ParkYou know the iconic photographs you see with snow-capped Kilimanjaro in the background and a few elephant grazing on the lush, green foothills in the foreground? Well, that is your view at Amboseli Sopa Lodge. Perfectly positioned to explore Amboseli National Park and the highest mountain in Africa, the views and experience are both epic.
Found in the Amboseli National Park, Ol Tukai Lodge is a throwback to days gone by with manicured green lawns meeting the endless plains stretching to the foot of Kilimanjaro. Head out on a game drive or nature walk or lounge on your private patio with binoculars, a G&T and a good book.
Bask in the remarkable safari experience that Kenya’s Tortilis Camp has to offer. With Mount Kilimanjaro as your neighbour and the Maasai as your guides, wander the ancient trails in search of elephants. Each of the 16 comfortably stylish tents come with an en-suite bathroom and verandah, offering magnificent views of the mountain.
Characterised by cliffs, verdant acacia woodlands, open savannahs, and reflective waters, Lake Manyara’s diverse landscape is home to an array of wildlife. Its shores see hippos wallowing in its alkaline waters alongside...
Characterised by cliffs, verdant acacia woodlands, open savannahs, and reflective waters, Lake Manyara’s diverse landscape is home to an array of wildlife. Its shores see hippos wallowing in its alkaline waters alongside flamingos picking at succulent treats hidden beneath the surface. Zebra and giraffe rest languidly on the open grassland, ears pricked for any sign of movement from the woodlands hiding the elusive leopards and tree-loving lions commonly found in the area.
Overlooking the majestic Manyara soda lake, Lake Manyara Serena Safari Lodge is a stirred-not-shaken mix of exciting safari, serene accommodation, and various activities throughout the Lake Manyara National Park. Whether you prefer game drives, birding, or simply lounging by the pool, Lake Manyara Serena has you covered.
Take in the incredible beauty of the African bush from the comfort of the Escarpment Luxury Lodge atop a verdant perch in the Lake Manyara National Park. Venture out into the erratic landscape of the park, spying buffalo, dik dik antelope, and baboon among the bush surrounding the lodge.
A mainstay of the Lake Manyara National Park, &Beyond’s Lake Manyara Tree Lodge, renowned for its tree-climbing lions, is one of the most unique safari lodges around. Each suite is nestled high up among canopies of ancient mahogany trees, providing a pleasant ambiance of rustling leaves.
Stretching itself across 1.5 million hectares of land, the Serengeti National Park is known for its impressive population of wildlife—most notably the Big 5. It is perhaps more renowned for being part of the stage on which...
Stretching itself across 1.5 million hectares of land, the Serengeti National Park is known for its impressive population of wildlife—most notably the Big 5. It is perhaps more renowned for being part of the stage on which the annual Great Migration plays out. Each year, over two million wildebeest, a fair number of gazelles, and small following of zebra seek better grazing areas by migrating south in the Serengeti, then west and north into the Maasai Mara before eventually returning.
See More Serengeti National ParkWith prime positioning in one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations, Serengeti Sopa Lodge caters for all types of guests from friends and groups travelling together, to families. Journey across the Serengeti plains on safari by vehicle or gaze across the landscape from the heights of a hot-air balloon.
If you’re going to experience the Great Migration of wildebeest and zebra, do it the Singita Faru Faru Lodge way: with an expert field guide or from a hot air balloon far away from the throngs of tourists. The lodge also boasts a Bush Spa where you can kick back with a beauty treatment after a long day of exploring the Serengeti.
With connections directly from Arusha and Kilimanjaro arriving 10 minutes from camp, there is no reason why a stay at Singita Sabora Tented Camp should not be on a Tanzanian itinerary. Bear witness to the Great Migration, get to grips with the African wilderness and leave with memories that will last a lifetime.
Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater has been part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) since 1973. Aside from boasting a fertile floor and thus an abundance of wildlife (notably the Big 5), the crater...
Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater has been part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) since 1973. Aside from boasting a fertile floor and thus an abundance of wildlife (notably the Big 5), the crater is also the only intact caldera left in the world. Fun fact: many speculate—before Ngorongoro erupted—it would have been higher than the mighty Kilimanjaro.
See More Ngorongoro CraterResting on the rim of the world’s largest intact caldera, Ngorongoro Serena Lodge is the perfect vantage point from which to watch the circle of life unfold in the arena below. The Ngorongoro Crater, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to over 25,000 large mammals including elephant, lion, and rhino.
Lemala Ngorongoro Tented Camp sits on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Enjoy quick and easy access to the crater — an area renowned for its high game density and Big 5 sightings. Enjoy sitting at the campfire and a delicious dinner after a day of game drives.
Located right on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, with magnificent views over the wildlife-speckled caldera, Ngorongoro Crater Lodge could not enjoy a better setting. Not to be outdone by the striking scenery, the architecture of the lodge combines an exterior that calls to mind a traditional Maasai homestead and an interior reminiscent of an elegant baroque chateau.
Tarangire National Park is a hidden gem in Tanzania's Northern Safari Circuit. With herds of elephant, lions and other game flocking to its river banks and swamps during the dry season, it offers an excellent East African...
Tarangire National Park is a hidden gem in Tanzania's Northern Safari Circuit. With herds of elephant, lions and other game flocking to its river banks and swamps during the dry season, it offers an excellent East African Safari!
See More Tarangire National ParkOften overlooked for its larger and more well-known counterparts, Tarangire National Park undoubtedly deserves more than a passing glance. Home to the highest concentration of elephants in Africa, 550 bird species, and only 2hrs from Arusha—a stay in the park at Tarangire Sopa Lodge is the perfect beginning or end to your Tanzanian itinerary.
Oliver’s Camp echoes safari as it was at its inception, thanks to its back-to-basics philosophy, with all the benefits of modern-day creature comforts. The camp is found in Tarangire National Park, an untamed terrain devoid of the tourist crowds that flock to the north.
Sanctuary Swala offers guests a private safari hideaway with close-up wildlife encounters – a true slice of wild Africa. Set out in a 4x4 vehicle for superb game-viewing or tackle the terrain on foot. Big cats frequent the waterhole right outside your luxury tented room, while the resident elephant herd ambles through the camp.
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Through our volume and direct relationships, we will ensure that you never pay more than you should. We’re so confident that if you manage to somehow find the same holiday for less, we'll beat it.
We’ve slept in the beds, tasted the food, met the people and seen the wildlife. Then we went back and did it all again, just to be sure. We’ll keep on going back to ensure that what we recommend is perfect for you. We pride ourselves on being the authority on African travel.
We want only the best for the place we call home, and that’s why are devoted to conservation and community upliftment. Join us, and leave your legacy in Africa.
